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Plugs & voltage
Power plugs in Cuba
Types A, B, C, L · 110 / 220 V · 60 Hz
Coming from France
Adapter required
- Grounded French plug (laptop, hair dryer)
- Slim ungrounded plug (phone charger)
- 110 / 220 V supply: check that your devices accept 100–240 V
A2 fiches plates (Amérique du Nord, Japon)
B2 fiches plates + terre ronde (Amérique du Nord)
C2 broches rondes, sans terre (Europlug)
L3 broches rondes alignées (Italie)
110 / 220 V · 60 Hz
Most phone and laptop chargers accept 100–240 V, so all you need is a plug adapter.
More practical info: Cuba
- Country guideEverything about a country on one page: time, weather, currency, plugs, emergency numbers, tipping, visas.
- When to goThe best time to visit every country and major city: temperatures, rainfall, and sunshine based on ten years of data.
- WeatherTemperature, rain, wind, and UV index for every capital.
- Air qualityPollution, fine particulate matter, and ozone, with a 36-hour forecast.
- Local timeLive clock, time zone, and time difference from where you are.
- Public holidaysEvery public holiday of the year, plus the next one coming up.
- Driving SideWhich side of the road to drive on and which license you need before renting a car.
- Emergency NumbersPolice, ambulance, and fire department numbers for every country.
- Dialing CodesHow to call a country from abroad.
- Salat TimesFajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha, and Imsak times in every capital.
- QiblaReal-time compass pointing to the Kaaba from your GPS location.
- Visa requirements from FranceDo you need a visa for Cuba?